Happenings From Nearby Towns Cover Rail Cuts and Local News
Several area items: Illinois Central track washout near Anthon and Oto halts rail service for towns below Correctionville. a tragic death of Harold Robertson age twenty months from a wagon accident and throat injury leading to meningitis. theft of 3800 dollars in Marcus from a safe. cafe sale in Storm Lake to Merrit N Hoffman a former sheriff. small cash theft in Rembrandt. Dr T D Kas re elected Will Dity Conservation League president. farm relief bill signed by Hoover allocating 151 million for federal farm cards. catfish record won by Walter Kester. J J Merwin, longtime publisher and postmaster, dies. vandalism probe in Clay county involving mail box mounts between Hofstad and Everly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus News
Hoover
Oscar Helin
Marcus
Boy Scout Compasses Passed at Monday Meeting
At Monday's meeting the following boys passed compass tests in second class work Carl Lighter Lawrence Meagan Vernon Peterson Ralph Monegan Lewis Ammons Arthur Johnson and Verner Johnson. The boys are working hard gathering junk to secure enough money to build their cabin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Lighter
Lawrence Meagan
Vernon Peterson
Ralph Monegan
Lewis Ammons
Arthur Johnson
Verner Johnson
Alta Wedding Unites Miss Burwell and Everette Anderson
A large turnout from Carroll Iena and Alta witnessed the June 14, 1929 wedding of Miss Inex Burwell and Everette Anderson at Storm Lake Iowa. The event joins two families in a community notice of the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storm Lake
Towa
Inex Burwell
Carrol
Iena
Everette Anderson
Alta
Reen Peterson
Alla Co-Operative Creamery
Elaine Hauck
Aly
A.C. Hauck
Mr. Wauck
Russell Brecher
Aurelia Baker Faces Action If He Returns
Cherokee Times reports Aurelia baker Ten Tyck faces three counts if he returns to the county. Writs filed in Cherokee district court seek debt collection over $1,000, plus $300 back rent for the Ten Tyck bakery building and $115 for auto upkeep. A third petition seeks $588.82 on a joint note by John Grashoff, Aurelia, and Ten Eyck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee Times
Ray E. Ten Kiyck
Aurelia Baker
Cherokee District Court
Ten Tyck
W. OR. Everett
Aurelian
John Grashoff
Aurelia
Ten Eyek
Grashoff
Baker
Tea Teyek
Pioneer Woman Mrs. Mary Fraser Dies at 77 in Aurelia
Aurelia mourns pioneer resident Mrs. Mary Fraser aged 77 who died Monday after heart pains. Survived by four Aurelia children Zelda Chamberlin Arthur Fraser Earl Fraser Ima Fraser. husband predeceased in 16L7. Funeral at home Thursday forenoon with burial in Aurelia Cemetery. Full obituary to follow next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fraser
Fraser
Aurelia
Zelda Chamberlin
Arthur Fraser
Earl Fraser
Ima Fraser
Poultry Culler John Niles Sets Cherokee County Visit
John G. Niles of Hobart Oklahoma who has led poultry culling in Cherokee county for three years starts work in Kossuth county this week and will be in Cherokee county early July He culls and dips at 2 cents per bird for Farm Bureau members The state Poultry Improvements Association charged 3 cents per bird past summers Niles culled 50000 hens in Cherokee county over the last two seasons Anyone wanting his services should write the Farm Bureau office with flock size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Niles
Hobart
Oklahoma
Cherokee County
Kossuth County
Niles
Farm Bureau
State Poultry Improvements Association
Cherookee County
County Baby Beef Show Sees 290 Calves in Competition
Sixteen members of the baby beef club exhibit 290 calves for the county show at Piet-Reek Powine Match September 11 12. Classes include Angus Short horn and Hereford with prizes 15 10 7 50 and 5. Following the county show calves go to Sioux City Stock Yards show with special breed prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Ames
Lester Baker
Rena Baker
Melburn Drefke
John Feil
Fred Marsh
Dorris Merrill
Oliver Olson
Alice Pearson
Arthur Pearson
Lester Person
Roy Pearson
Kenneth Pennington
Lewis Smith
Lloyd Thompson
Martin Thompson
Sioux City Stock Yards Company
Sioux City Livestock Texchange
Kansas City
Aberdeen Angus Breeders Association
Chicago Producers Association
Manahan Post Orchestra to Play Saturday Night in Aurelia
The popular Manahan Post Orchestra from Sioux City returns to Aurelia for a second time this season to provide open air concert music on the street end Legion dance. They drew praise at the opening show last year and will deliver dance tunes with their large ensemble as Aurelia’s Saturday night shopping point invites all to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MonAhan Post Orchestra
Sioux City
Aurelia
Legion
Car Plunges Into River Kills Storm Lake Photographer
Miss Gertrude Wullbrandt, Storm Lake photographer, is killed when a new auto driven by Miss Wullbrandt plunges off federal highway No 20 west of Early and overturns into the Boyd river. Miss Susie Carey of Lincoln Nebraska is seriously injured and Miss Katherine Mooney is injured. Rain obscured vision as the car left the road, dropped into a ditch, then plunged into the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Wullbrandt
Storm Lake
Susie Carey
Lincoln
Nebraska
Wullbrandt
Early
Boyd River
Katherine Mooney
Annual canvass seeks pledges for Cherokee chamber budget
Cherokee officials announced the annual canvass to secure pledges for the 4425 budget of the Cherokee chamber of commerce for the year, with a target date of July 4 1029. Also noted are local incidents including a Cedar Rapids accident injuring Miss Fanny Barnes and travel plans for Miss Rhindie Scott to Berkeley California to teach home economics this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee Chamber of Commerce
Cedar Rapids
Fanny Barnes
A. Bo Barnes
Rhindie Scott
John Scott
Berkeley
California
Senate
House
Ed Uf Campbell
Ar. Campbell
Rock Rapids
Wool Pool Date Set For Saturday July 8
At a wool pool committee meeting held Saturday evening July 8 was chosen as the date for the wool pool. Bidding will be opened in the evening with seabed bids received on a three way basis or a flat price for the entire lot. The pool expects 40 000 to 20 000 pounds of wool with over 14 000 pounds already listed. The committee includes Briges Marcus Matthew Pennington Quimby Coburn and Kohn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wool Pool Committee
O. H W. Briges
Marcus
Geo. Matthew
Larrabee
J. FE. Pennington
Quimby
A. A. Coburn
Frank J. Kohn
Renewed Land Movement Evident in Area Farm Sales
Land sales in this community and nearby areas show renewed activity. Arthur Will sold a 107 acre farm north of town on primary No. 5 to Mrs. McM. Shaw of Maren for 185 per acre with possession March t. The Perry Taylor estate farm of 480 acres three and a half miles south of Aurelia was bought by Aupiiet fifties Psd Morpan farm for 125 per acre. Wopann purchased the 120 acre farm southeast of Aurelia from Chas Fett for 180 per acre.
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Arthur Will
Chas. Manteat
McM. Shaw
Maren
Fara
Aurelia
Fett
First Congregational Aurelia Sets June 30 Children’s Day
The First Congregational Church of Aurelia announces a Children's Day program on Sunday June 30 at 10 50 am with a joint church and Sunday school meeting graduation exercises and a children's sermon, followed by an 8 pm evening service. The Sunday School will present a cantata titled The Awakening and a special collection will aid missionary projects and the Sunday School.
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First Congregational Church of
Aurelia
Transformer Fire Cuts Power On Main Street
Lightning damaged a transformer behind Farmers National Bank on Wednesday afternoon leaving the west side of Main Street without electricity until shortly after dusk. A new transformer was secured and installed to restore service.
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Farmers National Bank
Main Street
Aurelia Couples Wed In Saturday Aurelia Union
The wedding of Mrs. Chara Munimert and Mrs. Henry Glawe, longtime Aurelia residents, occurred Saturday morning at the home of R I Woodworth. Rev Joe DePree led the ceremony at the First Presbyterian Church with intimate friends present. The couple planned a reception and future home in Aurelia, with both families well known in Cherokee County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelia
Chara Munimert
Henry Glawe
LeMirs Sentinel
R. I. Woodworth
Pearth Avenue
Mas
Chara
Ciane
Bowery
Joe DePree
First Presbyterian Church
Voss
Pest
Ellowine Ao
IH Club Rally Day Highlights In Cherokee County
The 4 H clubs gathered for Rally Day with speeches by Mrs Mechee Barnes of Mowens and the AeH girls leadership. Special features and prizes celebrated top attendances while the best stunt was showcased. wedding stationery noted in Settinied.
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Mechee Barnes
Aeh
Pbs
Cherokee County
Looking Back Into the Past Notable items from old Sentinel piles
Items recount events and people from Warelia area life. Notes mention a death at a family home north of Warelia, local officials, land sales, road improvements, and weddings. The report references Milwaukee relations, a keeper at Partyers Nations, and a woman returning from a Florida trip, with scattered notices of local business and schooling.
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. C. Nelson
Washta
Harold Robertson
A. A. Robertson
R. T. Leavitt
Marcus Lumber Co
Wy. A. Parnes
Cheriff's
Ofc
Rembrandt
Barnes
Linn Grove
Sutherland
T. D. Kas
Will Dity Conservation League
Lake Okoboji
Pilot-Tribune
A. P. Olsen Hardware Company
Pilot- Tribune
Walter Kester
Hudson Street
Peterson Patriot
J. J. Merwin
Trarding
Coolidge
Petersono
Goelock
Spencer New-Herald
Clay County
Oan
Posts Hall
Hofstad’s
Fostoria
Everly
BOY Scout News
Bell Co
Frank F. Faber
Iowa
Alta Advertiser
Angel OF Death
Manahan Post Orchestra
County Seat News
CC. Caswell
Cherokee Daily Times
Cherokee
Big Town
Charles Aten
Scott
Aten
LL. KP. Nelson
Aurelea
Apo Olemars
IH Club
Prsuak Jedine
Warelia Dast
Anna Biseheb
Dreary Dischel
Te Setaleer
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Board of Supervisors
Chiaeroakee
Howell Isery
Mio. de MiDtest
Tia
Maromo Fey Tb
Ou Heras
Seaviretiel Ree
Attire Wharion
Tay Rev. Aponte
Orlando
Florida
Gertrude Packer
Maede
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